The withering of armed street unrest — conducted under the direction of terrorists affiliated with foreign intelligence services — has forced the operations room of the unrest project to change strategy: “highlighting the possibility of a U.S. military attack on Iran.” An analysis of this strategy leads to noteworthy conclusions. First, the very shift in strategy carries a clear meaning: the enemy intelligence services’ operations room has concluded that the expansion of the unrest project has been halted and that its violent street-based plan has sharply declined. Not only did the plan fail at the expansion stage, but the ISIS-like incidents carried out by its operational cells have also, compared to a few days earlier, been contained and brought under control. The terrorist operational cells were meant to push the country toward civil war and fragmentation by horizontally expanding and quantitatively and qualitatively escalating their actions. That ambitious plan, however,